Being a print technician at Nordlo is about more than just printers for Linn Nicolaisen – she sees herself as a problem solver who needs to think and figure things out to find solutions. In a driven atmosphere with challenging tasks, she constantly develops, both as a person and in her professional role.
Linn Nicolaisen
Linn Nicolaisen
Tell us about your role at Nordlo
At Nordlo, I work as a print technician, but I also work with ATG and Swedish games, as well as with a bit of meeting rooms. In addition to my role as a technician, I also see my role as being a productive worker and a good colleague.
What does a typical working day look like for you?
My days start with a meeting regarding what needs to be done during the day. Once we have been assigned the tasks to be carried out, I pack the car and head off to the client.
What is Nordlo like as a workplace?
Nordlo as a workplace is challenging in a way that allows me as a technician to constantly develop. It is a fun atmosphere where both customers and colleagues are all driven. The workplace is a good place for anyone who wants to grow both personally and in their professional role.
There is a fun atmosphere where both customers and colleagues are all driven.
What is most developmental at Nordlo? What challenges do you face in your daily life?
At Nordlo, I have a good environment to be a problem solver where I get the opportunity to think and strategise to come up with solutions that work for both the customers and us at Nordlo. This is developmental on several levels, both for me as a person and in my professional role.
What advice can you give to someone who wants to work at Nordlo?
It's good if you who want to work at Nordlo enjoy social situations, as you will often find yourself in meetings with clients. The best tips I can offer are to maintain a positive attitude towards challenges and see them as an opportunity to grow, as well as to constantly strive to expand and renew the knowledge you possess.
The best tips I can give are to have a positive attitude towards challenges and see them as an opportunity to grow.
3 quick questions with Linn
1. What challenges do you see in the future?
Challenges that may arise in the future are probably mainly related to the constant development of technology. With new technology always come new challenges.
2. What types of problems/challenges do you solve for your customers?
I often solve issues related to paper jams and incorrectly set formats when it comes to printers, among much more.
3. Any of the most common questions you get from customers?
When I take apart a printer and the parts are scattered on the floor, I often get asked: "Can it print?"
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